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Calendar of Events: Current calendar of UNANZ national and branch events in New Zealand.

2011 Speech Awards: UNANZ's Annual High School Speech Awards, our theme for 2011 is still to be decided.

2011 National Conference: UNANZ's Annual National Conference will be hosted by Wellington Branch in May 2011. We're looking forward to big things!


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The Charter of the United Nations, premised in the name of "we, the peoples", established the UN with the aim of saving succeeding generations from the scourge of war. 

 The United Nations Association of New Zealand, committed to realising the vision of the charter, seeks to promote international peace and security. We are committed to promoting such through the UN principles of dialogue, multilateralism, and collective security. 

 Below you will find features and a series of articles, papers and presentations on relevant issues.  For more information or to offer your own comment or research contact our special officer for Peace and Security, Lachlan Mackay.


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 TitleSize (Kb) Description
Peace and Disarmament; NZ's Role482.30DownloadFormer Minister for Disarmament, Hon. Marian Hobbs, comments on New Zealand's role in international disarmament initiatives
Sumission to WFUNA - Peacebuilding Commission470.53DownloadA UNANZ resolution and submission to the World Federation of United Nations Associations on a proposed UN initiative
Women Working for Peace and the Prevention of War475.14DownloadJoan MacDonald introduces the work of the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom
Nuclear Free NZ, the UN, and War on Iran Warnings 489.47DownloadLarry Ross, Secretary/Founder ot the NZ Nuclear Free Peacemaking Association, comments on some of the most pressing issues in the field of nuclear disarmament.
Comment on The Responsibility to Protect477.18DownloadRobin Halliday writes about an important emerging concept in international law
Introduction to the Parliamentary Network for Nuclear Disarmament492.03DownloadAssistant Global Coordinator for the PNND, Kaspar Beech introduces Parliamentary Initiatives for Nuclear Disarmament at the United Nations and other fora

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